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Clean sprinkler donuts
What does everyone do to keep the cement sprinkler donuts free of weeds?
I was wondering if I spray a weed killer in each one, if there’s a tool, or if i just go around with a small landscape rake? Thanks |
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Round-Up
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I also use Round Up.
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I use my hands. Grab it, pull it out, rip out the weeds around the sprinkler head, level the area out, and put it back.
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a couple times a year I apply 'checkbook maintenance'
plenty of folks around that will do that work for you.... but any weed killer will do the job too |
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I stopped using RoundUp and other vegetation killers in favor of an idea I saw online. I bought a spray bottle at Walmart. I put vinegar and water with a couple of tablespoons of dish soap. I find that the vinegar formula kills on contact but doesn't spread as easily as vegetation killers. The commercial vegetation killers will kill the surrounding grass much easier which I didn't like. I use that spray on the donuts, pavers, and the area between the driveway and the street asphalt.
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I use the donuts to protect the sprinkler head, I do not clean out grass or weeds, the irrigation heads seem to work just fine.
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I just take a pair of lawn shears and cut around the outside of them. The inside seems to take care of itself.
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Remove the donut and clean any weeds/grass. Cut a circle of weed block larger than the donut and cut an X in the center to allow for the sprinkler head. Replace donut .Check weekly for debris/grass clippings that may accumulate.
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I have a neighbor that bought those 24" square landscaping stones.
Took a 2" cement key hole saw, drilled a hole in the center, painted them green and wha-la, covers enough with no move trimming around his sprinkler heads. |
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